2024/25 Sean Dyche - Sacked

[Goat]

 

[Jebus_lives]

What do you say instead

Waste disposal operative. It's 2025 mate.

 

[everton1953]

I appreciate that the Red sh.. Echo reporters revel in Everton's distress, but the new headline about the emergence of a cruel new blow hitting Everton after the press conference. Couldn't see one. What new blow was it?

 

[TheNinja]

I appreciate that the Red sh.. Echo reporters revel in Everton's distress, but the new headline about the emergence of a cruel new blow hitting Everton after the press conference. Couldn't see one. What new blow was it?

Dyche 2 year contract

 

[allen]

I appreciate that the Red sh.. Echo reporters revel in Everton's distress, but the new headline about the emergence of a cruel new blow hitting Everton after the press conference. Couldn't see one. What new blow was it?

I don't buy the Red Echo stuff, I don't mind their Everton journalists at all.

But my God the clickbait headline crap their bosses force on them... I refuse to click on any of those. You can't reward that kind of thing with your clicks.

 

[MikeH72]

...and despite two point deductions the side stayed up relatively comfortably

Well sadly we can’t carry points over into this season, and if we go another 13 games without a win from this point on then we are relegated. Oh McNeil’s played the majority of this season too, where we’ve won 3 (three) games of football.

 

[milks]

Clearly we are all guessing and speculating, but I don't think it's based on nothing.

Results are very firmly in the territory where this stuff is going to be discussed. There would not be a single club where that wouldn't be the case.

Of course TFG will be concerned and they will have discussions. The media feed off that by their nature but that's par for the course too.

If Dyche is sacked then it won't come as a surprise exactly.

I think we're coming to the final bend with Dyche. There can't be many people who think he'll survive the next two league games without positive results and at least one win. He even said himself yesterday that he regarded succession planning as normal in this situation.

He knows his time is up at the end of the season, no matter what happens. He's been doing this long enough to know that given where we are in the league, that there will be questions asked of him, but so far the only thing anyone has heard from TFG is in regard to stability. Painfully from a football perspective, that means Dyche.

If the club want to persuade a manager established elsewhere to leave their current role and join the new Everton project in June, then it's going to take months of sweet talking and courting to do so. Despite the attraction, it's still a massive task for anyone - to appease us lot and to build a competitive squad from scratch.

 

[Delargeinho]

Yeah, I think TFG's hope we get to the summer with him is evaporating.

Jep it is, the time frame for a change would be ideal now, because I think a decent manager gets 1,3 points per games. That gets us around the 40/41 mark with that you normally stay up by a few points.

Survival is our first aim now unfortunately and very questionable that Dyche can do that this season.

 

[summerisle]

I appreciate that the Red sh.. Echo reporters revel in Everton's distress, but the new headline about the emergence of a cruel new blow hitting Everton after the press conference. Couldn't see one. What new blow was it?

Nothing exciting.

'Dyche had just 16 first-team players available on Tuesday morning. Of those unavailable was Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who is now having an ankle injury assessed, and Youssef Chermiti, who will be out for weeks with a thigh injury. There is better news for Armando Broja, who could be available on Thursday night after the injury that led to his withdrawal at the weekend turned out to be minor. Yet his troubling injury record is the reason a player of his potential was available to Everton in the summer and, while everyone hopes the opportunity represents his revival, it would be foolish to rely too heavily on him.

That leads to the irony that the only senior forward, in Beto, not carrying a complaint right now is the one whose sale could, should the right terms be offered, unlock the January transfer window for the Blues and help them bolster the squad. That is not just cruel misfortune for the club, it is a stark reminder of how, for all that a bright new future is on the horizon, Everton represent a challenge to whoever is in charge - whether or not that is Dyche.'

 

[MikeH72]

This manager is definitely capable of relegating a side with Dwight McNeil in it, as he’s proven in the past.

 

[CielosGrises]

He needed an attitude adjustment at the very least - sounds like that has happened perhaps from both owners and media.

 

[Neiler]

Late Sept is 4 months ago, if they want him he would of been our manager 2 weeks ago when they took over

Believe it or not they also spoke to him about the Roma job also, but ideally wanted him for Everton when they decided to make a change and contacts have been ongoing as mentioned either one of WHU or Everton have prompted the other.

 

[Delargeinho]

He needed an attitude adjustment at the very least - sounds like that has happened perhaps from both owners and media.

He had a free ticket at Burnley and Everton, so basically 95% of the time spent at both clubs.

 

[edge]

He looked like he knows he is out the door if things don't improve quickly.
That's not going to happen don't think he is flexible enough to change his limited tactics,
so we are wasting time keeping him, typical Everton.

 

[b-rad]

I appreciate that the Red sh.. Echo reporters revel in Everton's distress, but the new headline about the emergence of a cruel new blow hitting Everton after the press conference. Couldn't see one. What new blow was it?

I guess this bit...
"That leads to the irony that the only senior forward, in Beto, not carrying a complaint right now is the one whose sale could, should the right terms be offered, unlock the January transfer window for the Blues and help them bolster the squad. That is not just cruel misfortune for the club, it is a stark reminder of how, for all that a bright new future is on the horizon, Everton represent a challenge to whoever is in charge - whether or not that is Dyche."